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mystery tool? Puller? Lifting Clamp?

Started by lptools, February 12, 2015, 05:28:12 PM

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lptools

Found this at the local Flea Market, not sure if the bolt is original. Stamped on the sides are 2 connected diamonds, one side with a 5, the other with a 6. Overall length is 6", and both are approx. 2-1/4" across the bottom. Thanks, Lou
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Aunt Phil

Hang it on the bottom of an I beam and pull down at the bolt and you'll see you have a fine weight bearing attachment.
Timing has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance!

Billman49

Or use it in pairs to lift an I beam (with chain extensions)... These days for H&S reasons the two arms are usually clamped together with a screw...

Chillylulu

Anvil figure 218 beam clamp, or part of them at least. They are missing the rod, washers, and nuts that clamp them to the beam flange.

Never, ever use these for lifting beams. Unless you are into mayhem and possibly death.

Made for hanging pipe under a beam. Usually one diamond to show that it is FM approved for hanging fire sprinkler pipe.

Chilly

lptools

Hello, Chilly. Thanks for the info. I went to the Anvil website, and I got a great picture of the clamp, & the missing parts. Have a great day, Lou
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